Today the three of us wolk up about 8am to the sound of puring rain. We were thankful that the weather had been so good to us on our travels…really, there was nothing that we could complain about.
We packed up our gear….trying not to get too many red sandy dirty footprints all over the Wilpena Pound Resorts carpet and headed on the road about 10am. Again we saw lots of Kangaroos who were curiously looking at us from the side of the road as we drove away.
We stopped again in Port Augusta and headed towards Adelaide. Now, one of my favourite television shows is McLeod’s Daughters (no, I am not ashamed to say I watch Living TV when I am at home in the UK) and since the show is taped near Gawler in SA I was curious to stop and see some of the places that are taped. I took the turn off for Gawler, but it was a 40km detour for us and I thought it might be better to check first on the net and go myself…just incase I bored the crap out of Tanja and Matthias.
I have to say that the scenery was fabulous…actually it looked quite similar to the UK countryside.
We arrived into Adelaide at about 3pm and I was glad to see a city…it felt as if it was ages since I had seen ‘a proper’ one. Tanja and Matthias were adamant that they wanted to stay in a ‘cheap’ hostal…but I didn’t want to. I dropped them off at the YHA and they went on to their hostal…I was staying at the Adelaide Central YHA…which was fabulous and clean.
I had sent Amy Potter (EX Fun Ship Freddy) a txt earlier in the day saying “What are you doing later?” as I was wanting to surprise her and she called me and we made arrangements to meet up later in the evening.
I went for a walk down to the Rundell St Mall (which looked quite similar to Manchester City Center) and I came back to the hostel to chill out and relax.
Amy came to collect me from the hostel at 11pm (she had been working) and she took me to a pancake place that is open 24 hours in the City. It was great seeing her…she looks really great and of course we stuffed our faces with pancakes.
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